Move reactpy.backend.hooks module into reactpy.core.hooks

[joshbmair]

Description

Fixes #1182 - Moves the hooks in reactpy.backend.hooks into reactpy.core.hooks

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[Archmonger]

Can be merged after resolving my minor nitpick.

[Archmonger]

Needs some formatting fixes to pass linting tests.

Also, coverage is failing right now. You'll need to convert the existing tests to use your new hooks, and add # nocov to the top of the deprecated file.

[joshbmair]

I'm having trouble with adding the # nocov comment at the top of backend.hooks. It seems to only be working on the first import line instead of the whole file.

[Archmonger]

Hmm I thought there was a way to do it for the whole file. Worst case you could add that comment to each individual hook in the file.

[joshbmair]

I decided to add nocov comments to every import/function. Let me know if there's a more concise way to do it, because I couldn't figure it out.

[Archmonger]

Still not passing lint:
reactpy/core/hooks.py:504: error: Incompatible return value type (got "Sequence[Any] | EllipsisType | None", expected "Sequence[Any] | None") [return-value]****

EDIT: Might be unrelated to your changes? If so, you can pin mypy to the previous version that doesn't break tests.

[joshbmair]

Why do you mean by pin mypy?

[joshbmair]

I don't see how my changes could have caused the lint error we're seeing, so I think I'm good to add mypy to the most recent version that doesn't break tests (once I know how to do that).